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The city or town of Dongola is said to be larger than any in Upper Egypt , and to
be built on both sides of the Nile . At their head is Osman Bey Bardissi ; and our
travellers learned at Dehr , that he had made a vow never to shave his head or
his ...
The city or town of Dongola is said to be larger than any in Upper Egypt , and to
be built on both sides of the Nile . At their head is Osman Bey Bardissi ; and our
travellers learned at Dehr , that he had made a vow never to shave his head or
his ...
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These ruins extend from each bank of the Nile to the sides of the inclosing
mountains : the objects which most powerfully attract the attention on the eastern
side , are the magnificent Temple of Karnac , and the remains of the Temple of
Luxor ...
These ruins extend from each bank of the Nile to the sides of the inclosing
mountains : the objects which most powerfully attract the attention on the eastern
side , are the magnificent Temple of Karnac , and the remains of the Temple of
Luxor ...
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Beyond , the two chains of primitive mountains lying on each side the Nile , cross
the bed of the river , and form innumerable rocky points or islands to impede its
course . The wild disorder of the granite rocks , which present every variety of ...
Beyond , the two chains of primitive mountains lying on each side the Nile , cross
the bed of the river , and form innumerable rocky points or islands to impede its
course . The wild disorder of the granite rocks , which present every variety of ...
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It consists of an area or outer court sixty - four feet in length and thirtysíx in
breadth , having six columns on each side , to which are attached statues of
priests . The passage into the temple , through a door six feet wide , is formed by
three ...
It consists of an area or outer court sixty - four feet in length and thirtysíx in
breadth , having six columns on each side , to which are attached statues of
priests . The passage into the temple , through a door six feet wide , is formed by
three ...
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... in both countries solid masses of rock have been excavated into hollow
chambers , whose sides are decorated with ... were each 300 feet long by 100
broad ; and he measured a single cubical block of stone whose side was
eighteen feet .
... in both countries solid masses of rock have been excavated into hollow
chambers , whose sides are decorated with ... were each 300 feet long by 100
broad ; and he measured a single cubical block of stone whose side was
eighteen feet .
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| Título | The Quarterly Review, Volumen16 |
| Colaboradores | William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray IV, Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle), George Walter Prothero |
| Editor | John Murray, 1817 |
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